Building A Foundation For Better Customer Experiences
Learn about five foundational elements for creating intentional customer experiences, including the importance of a CX Mission Statement.
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Learn about five foundational elements for creating intentional customer experiences, including the importance of a CX Mission Statement.
❔”Our organization has talked a lot about customer experience, and we always say that the customer comes first. We want to get more intentional, more serious about [CX], but we’re not really sure where to
❔”I was talking to a colleague of mine in the marketing department, and we had a question for you: could the customer experience that our company delivers be used as a brand differentiator? If so,
❔”My employee experience team is on the right track, and I’m really excited about the progress we are making. I want to ensure we can continue our projects, but I’m concerned about the company budget.
❔”What does CXI® stand for? What does it mean?”❔ What a fun, quick question! All of us, as experience investigators, are looking for things. We are investigating, exploring, and evaluating all the time. Our registered
Organizations are increasingly recognizing the importance of delivering exceptional customer experiences. However, many customer experience (CX) initiatives fall short of achieving their desired outcomes due to a lack of proactive leadership and strategic planning. There
❔”I represent CX in my organization. Although I try to be a change agent regarding the CX perspective, my organization continues to use NPS as a KPI (Key Performance Indicator) for the entire organization. What
❔”Many times, we will get feedback from our customers about a pain point. We’ll map their journey, identify opportunities for improvement and even implement changes. But then what?”❔ When making changes to better the customer
Do you have a Chief Customer Officer? A few years ago, Gartner reported that nearly 90% of organizations did. Where this vital function should sit in their organizational structures is the lingering question of customer
Ever wish you had a crystal ball to predict customer complaints and issues? While we don’t have a magic solution, we do have the power to predict more, prevent pain, and proactively create positive moments